Tip for all you [H] people

[mjz_5]

I’ll fill you in on a little tip because I just pulled a stupid! When you turn off a service in windows, make sure you remember :). I was trying something on my Windows 2000 Server box, so I turned off DNS Server. I just wasted the past 3 days wondering why my server is working like sh#%..

So, Note-To-Self, remember what you do :p. could save you from a huge headache in the future

Take Care,

mjz_5

[skritch]

Originally posted by mjz_5
I’ll fill you in on a little tip because I just pulled a stupid! When you turn off a service in windows, make sure you remember :). I was trying something on my Windows 2000 Server box, so I turned off DNS Server. I just wasted the past 3 days wondering why my server is working like sh#%..

So, Note-To-Self, remember what you do :p. could save you from a huge headache in the future

Take Care,

mjz_5

Better yet, document it. I recently published a book on the subject: "Documentation Writing for Systems Administrators", published by USENIX/SAGE, and available from SAGE (http://www.sage.org) as part of their short topics series.

[fibroptikl]

Originally posted by skritch
Better yet, document it. I recently published a book on the subject: "Documentation for Systems Administrators", published by USENIX/SAGE, and available from SAGE (http://www.sage.org) as part of their short topics series. pif me a copy?

[skritch]

Originally posted by fibroptikl
pif me a copy?

Can't. It's copyrighted, and they own the copyright.

[Brink]

heh, looks good, exactly what I need.

know how much they're selling it for? (no need to sign up for more spam)

any free tips? =P

[skritch]

Originally posted by Brink
heh, looks good, exactly what I need.

know how much they're selling it for? (no need to sign up for more spam)

any free tips? =P

$10 for members, $15 for non-members, according to their price sheet (http://www.usenix.org/publications/ordering/orderform.pdf).

My biggest tip would simply be to get in the habit of documenting changes you make to your systems.

[FLECOM]

Originally posted by skritch
Can't. It's copyrighted, and they own the copyright.

pif means pass it forward... as in give him a copy :p

id rather you give me a job but i doubt seti has any intersts here